Spider plants comprise a large genus of evergreen tropical and subtropical flowering plants. They have long and slender leaves, fleshy tuberous roots, and often produce small white flowers. They reproduce vegetatively through plantlets, which immediately take root upon touching the ground. Some spider plants make popular houseplants and are commonly found in hanging pots.
Water:
Spider plants thrives in tropical environments, preferring moderate humidity and consistent moisture. It requires weekly watering to maintain lush foliage. As an indoor plant, spider plants flourishes in rooms with higher humidity, enhancing growth and its vibrant appearance.
Propagation:
Propagating spider plants is easy via offsets on runners. Key care includes bright, indirect light, warm temperatures, and well-draining soil. Steps: cut a healthy offset, plant it, water lightly, and maintain moisture in a warm, well-lit area until established.
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